Download Your Letter Before Action
What is a Letter Before Action? It is a letter you are able to send to a tenant that has fallen into arrears before taking legal action. It lets the tenants know that they have missed rent payments and that if the balance of arrears has not been paid within a certain period, you will be submitting a claim to the courts.
Why use a Letter Before Action?
There are many benefits to using a letter before action. We have seen tenants rectify the outstanding balance or vacate the property, eliminating the need to go through eviction proceedings with your landlord. It can be especially powerful if the landlord does not have an insurance policy or eviction cover in place, saving time, money and allows the property to be put on the market quickly.
Other Benefits Include:
The letter is on our legal partners headed paper, reinforcing the message to the tenant
The tenant may pay the outstanding balance before eviction proceedings begin
The tenant may vacate the property allowing you to re-let the property before an eviction takes place
Avoiding the eviction process saves you and your landlord time and money – including further arrears
If the tenant does not take action, your case will be strengthened when taken to court
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Protect Landlords for the Future.
Rent and Legal Protection
With 7.8 million people in the UK struggling to keep up with their bills* and 2.5 million tenants behind or struggling to pay rent*, it is now more important than ever to protect your landlord’s biggest asset.
We work with agents all across the UK ensuring their landlords are protected, and for agents that have a large portfolio we are able to offer increased discounts. For more information get in touch with the team today.
Eviction Cover
Orders for repossession claims for landlords have risen by 636% from 2020 to 2022** in the UK. This is why we take pride in our robust tenant referencing checks as part of our tenant management service. We are so confident in our approach, that if a tenant we have recommended fails to pay the rent within the first 12 months we will cover the cost to evict that tenant.
